Principal effects include hypogonadism and reduced fertility. A variety of other physical and behavioural differences and problems are common, though severity varies and many XXY boys have few detectable symptoms.
kingkong0124
Last sentence coincides with my statement. Furthermore, without these differences being identified (or fully distinguished from disabilities,) I will assume that reduced sperm production is the biggest tragedy here. If that is the case, I stand by my initial statement. If you want to take this further, I will pull out the "anything can be joked about" card and the fact that my joke was innocuous at best. Either way, I know you're being an irritant not out of offense, but for the mere sake of it.
Hilarious joke. Have some compassion you tw@.kingkong0124
lmao you act as though Klinefelter is some tragic genetic disorder-- it's not. It's a highly varied condition with most paitents having very few distinguishable characteristics from those with no extra chromosome.
[QUOTE="Chutebox"]Fight in a division according to their chromosomes. ghoklebutter
So the XO XX XY XXX XXY XYYÂ XXXY and XY female XX male leagues!
The funny thing is, most people don't even know what their chromosomes are. And yet we place so much importance on chromosomes when it comes to determining someone's sex.
I think I have Klinfelter Syndrome cuz my t*ts are amazing.
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